I know Legally Blonde refers to Harvard, but it clearly (to me at least) refers to all the supposedly stuffy Ivies.

Nice catch!

I'm still in college, but most of the better guys I've dated I met out of school. I think it's because I'm intelligent, ambitious, and have a very low tolerance for bullshit (and clearly, not a fan of false modesty). I would rather stay home than go on a date with some immature frat boy (and contrary to what Legally…

Firstly, there is a distinct difference between wanting to have sex and wanting to feel sexy. There is also a distinct difference between being sexy and being a sex object. Most girls start to experiment with looking sexy around puberty and this is totally normal and even healthy, so long as it is curbed by parents…

How can VS sexualize fifteen year olds by printing ads featuring a 24 year old?

I grew boobs in fifth grade and progressed to needing big girl bras by the time I was thirteen. And I bought those bras in stores that sell bras, Victoria's Secret being one of those stores.

I think my parents had a regular levels of protectiveness. They clearly did not want me to be having sex but they also made sure that I knew that if I was going to have sex, I should be more worried about getting pregnant or an STD than I was about them finding out about it. And while they didn't let me walk around in…

AMEN! As I said somewhere before: I'm proud to be intelligent as well as ambitious to an almost cutthroat level. I have big dreams and a healthy dose of self confidence. I also have a normal twenty-three year old's sex drive. And I like to look hot, particularly when I'm in my underwear.

While yes, 15 year olds will buy this underwear? Yes. But they aren't being directed at fifteen year olds. At least not any more than any other trendy women's clothing is. The models in the ads are in their twenties.

While it is important to say that women are more than sex objects, the problem comes from him seeming to think that either woman are smart or they buy underwear. I am almost dangerously ambitious and I also enjoy wearing sexy underwear. And of course there is the issue that one ad campaign for women's underwear…

I know the feeling. With each sentence it seemed impossible that he could top his horribleness and then he'd do just that.

I think it'd be hard to be laxer than the federal government in this respect, considering that as it stands they refuse to prosecute over 60% of non-Native rapists who sexually assault native women on reservations.

I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to threaten violence against government officials during an active debate in Congress either...

This goes triply for calling yourself fat. My mother spent most of my childhood on one diet or another and it left me with a huge fear of getting fat which led to me going on my first diet in third grade and having a full blown eating disorder by seventh.

Please tell me you are joking about that last one, because I'm really hoping people don't think that one of the reasons to not have gun control is so that they can shoot children's dogs right in front of them. Even if they are attacking a baby seal.

Nick is the narrator, but it's hard to argue that he's the main character.

I haven't been feeling more hormonal in any other way, just baby crazy. Thank god I've been left with just enough rationality to know that actually having a kid would be the worst idea ever.

Maybe, but I don't think so. Me going off my birth control actually hasn't been a big deal for me (so far) and there has been nothing in my life that is making me want kids. If anything, it's the opposite because I'm at a point in my life where getting pregnant would be the worst thing possible and I'd probably end up…

I just went off my birth control (various medication issues) which means that I am ovulating for the first time in three years. Yesterday I was eating at a pizza place and literally could not stop staring at the adorable children in the booth next to me. I love kids on a regular day, but this is freaking absurd. Does…

That's weird, I put my yoga pants (most of which were bought at Target) in the dryer all the time and I've never had them shrink. Yet another reason why I prefer my cheap ass workout clothes.